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The Law Society is partnering with MyHome to help people buy and sell property with greater confidence and fewer delays.
The Law Society has partnered with RIP.ie to highlight the importance of making a will and help people to plan ahead.
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The Law Society invites print, broadcast and online journalists throughout Ireland to enter the annual Justice Media Awards.
See key facts and figures on a changing solicitors' profession.
Proposed changes to Criminal Legal Aid are unfair, unworkable, and undermine access to justice.
Cancellation of family law burdens registered on folios
Under the provisions of section 9(4) of the Family Law Act, 1995 and section 14(4) of the Family Law (Divorce) Act, 1996, the registrar of the court which makes a property adjustment order when granting a decree of judicial separation or divorce is obliged to lodge a certified copy of the property adjustment order in the Land Registry for registration under section 69(1)(h) of the Registration of Title Act, 1964.
There is no procedure under which the burden consisting of the property adjustment order will automatically be cancelled when the instrument implementing the order is lodged in the registry for registration.
The Conveyancing Committee recommends that when a transfer implementing a property adjustment order is being drafted, the solicitor concerned should include a consent by the parties to the cancellation of the burden consisting of the property adjustment order.
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